During the past nine years of its existence, Radio B92 has traveled a long way. It was the very first radio station in this corner of the world to put diverse styles of urban underground music on air. Back in 1989 it was the distorted guitar noise of Mudhoney and My Bloody Valentine, hip-hop breaks of A Tribe Called Quest and BDP and the sophisticated house grooves of Mr. Fingers and Inner City -- today, the names and genres may have changed but the idea is the same.

In the years that followed, besides regular broadcast, B92 has been supporting Yugoslav alternative acts through numerous record releases as well as creating a lively club scene by organizing hundreds of parties which have presented both local and famous international DJs such as Slam, DJ Hell, John Acquaviva, Phil Perry, Misjah, Trevor Rockcliffe and many more.

Despite the ever-imminent danger of being cut off the air and perpetual economic and political crisis, Radio B92 has struggled on, constantly trying to set new standards for a modern urban radio while remaining one of the highest-ranking stations in Belgrade.

R A D I O B 9 2
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
P.O. BOX 207, 11000 BELGRADE
YUGOSLAVIA
TEL. (+381 11) 324 9292
FAX. (+381 11) 324 8075